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1. obliging credit institutions to hold own funds in excess of the minimum level laid down in Article 75;
2. Finally, they state that, in practice, EVO has never enforced the contract articles obliging ship-owners to auction their catches at its auctions.
3. Slovenia implemented legislation obliging beneficiaries of investment aid to declare the amount of aid granted before feeding their electricity to the network at fixed prices.
4. Member States shall establish a regime obliging the applicants to pay a fee or charge for the administrative treatment and the evaluation of additional data or the dossiers related thereto.
5. As a consequence, PPAs have the effect of obliging one of the parties to purchase its electricity from the other party, irrespective of the actual development of offers by competitors.
6. This Decision does not have the effect of obliging Member States to register convictions or information in criminal matters in their criminal record other than those which they are obliged to register according to national law.
7. This would have a significant impact on vehicle manufacturers, by obliging them to adapt their production to the requirements of the Dutch legislation or requiring them to restrict the models offered in the Dutch market.
8. Instead, the Government concludes a public service contract with TV2 obliging the latter to present an annual report on its compliance with the obligations under the public service contract.
9. For active substances listed in Annex I Member States may establish a regime obliging the notifiers to pay a fee or charge for the administrative treatment and the evaluation of dossiers.
10. Council Directive 91/689/EEC of 12 December 1991 on hazardous waste [17] established Community rules on the management of hazardous waste obliging Member States to take the necessary measures to require that establishments and undertakings which dispose of, recover, collect or transport hazardous waste do not mix different categories of hazardous waste or mix hazardous waste with non-hazardous waste.
11. Since the obligations and rights of the parties where precisely determined in a contract, since Greece itself presented the contract as a sale of HSY, and since the Greek government itself had adopted a law obliging the employees to pay the purchase price to ETVA (see footnote 100), the Commission had no reason to doubt that the State would correctly implemented the contract.
12. The Commission responded in particular to Poland’s main argument, namely that these measures had been included in the 2004 restructuring plan for Gdynia Shipyard, which had been approved by the shipyard’s Supervisory Board, with Treasury representatives obliging the competent authorities to implement the measures by voting in favour of the plan.
13. From a quantity of about 150 million m3 or 54,7 % of capacity at the end of 2005, Cyprus' network of dams currently holds only 11 million m3 or 4 % of total capacity, obliging the authorities to strictly ration the water supply for irrigation purposes at the beginning of 2007 and to cut it down to zero in 2008.
14. The second effect of 11 September 2001 was to influence, in the short and medium term, the cruise industry by, on the one hand, obliging companies to lower prices in a bid to keep their customers and, on the other, making potential clients more reluctant to travel long distances by plane.
15. It is also necessary to increase transparency in respect of the storage capacity that is offered to third parties, by obliging Member States to define and publish a non-discriminatory, clear framework that determines the appropriate regulatory regime applicable to storage facilities.